[Aspie]

Hello,

This is my first post.

I was an agnostic until age 24. Then, got married to a Christian young lady. Now, at age 46, and through the last nearly 20 years of study, I no longer believe in the Christian God.
The evidence against the reliability of the Bible's Gospels, the philosophical and scientific flaws with all of it has convinced ME it isn't true. I am not out to deconvert anyone, or demean them.

I respect the right of people to have their own beliefs. Having said that, here is my question:

Assuming ghosts are real (and there are many rational, sane people who have experienced them,) does the existence of ghosts prove to YOU that there must be a God, a Christian one, or otherwise?

I'm curious to hear other people's thoughts.

For me, the presence of ghosts seems to invalidate the idea of a Christian God.

Why, you might ask?

The ghosts of children.

There is no theological reason why the Christian God would prevent them from being drawn to himself. Additionally, there are hauntings with deceased Christians both old AND young.

You could say, "These are ALL just trickster spirits," but I don't know.